Pic of my 70 in a unusual position...Albert

70 bottom (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/alss/70bottom.JPG)

Al!

Looks good...just don't wet sand it for more than 400 hours ;) . Seriously, looks great...looking forward to seeing her in one piece.

SSSHHHWWWEEEETTTTT ;)

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Rick

That is awesome! graemlins/thumbsup.gif graemlins/thumbsup.gif

Looks great! What did you use for paint?

Thats exactly how I did it !!!!! http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/71SSBB/68body.jpg

Bill...your's isn't as Black as Al's..maybe a bad mix. graemlins/waving.gif

Mike... The 68 Chevelles were unique in that the bottoms were painted with green etching primer. When you start your research on the 68s for the next book, you will need this information. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

I hate you...I hate you... ;) Man does that look good!!!

I can't do a frame off right now, so I just spent the better part of 40+ hours on my back scraping 35 years of dirt, grime, and of course the pre-requisite 30 year old undercoating :mad:

FWIW, the tip on the oven cleaner does work very well. Of course I had to go through 4 cans to get the whole thing done, and I never want to smell that again!

It's degreased, pressurewashed, and metal prepped. Now on to the POR 15!

My....that's a nice shiny bottom you got there!! :eek: :eek:

Can you hurry it up some of us need to use the stand :eek: Hey that looks great I do like that stand you have, it make it looks so much easier.